Budig to Be KU Chancellor At $75,500 Salary
Kansas Board of Regents approves a 75,500 annual starting salary for Gene Budig, newly chosen KU chancellor, with Delbert Shankel remaining acting chancellor. The board also raises salaries for other state university heads and sets transition roles and a new complaints policy. A May 28 special meeting will consider bids for a $1 million KU Medical Center Library bond issue.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Gene Budig
Nebraska
University of West Virginia
Archie Dykes
Board of Regents
Budig
Delbert M. Shankel
Regents
Glee Smith
Larned
Kansas State University
Duane Acker
Wichita State University
Clark D. Ahlberg
Emporia State University
John E. Visser
Pittsburg State University
James B. Appleberry
Fort Hays State University
Gerald W. Tomanek
Kansas Technical Institute
Thomas Creech
Shankel
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Washburn bill signed as key step toward state university system
Gov. John Carlin signed a package of bills including a measure to reform Washburn University’s board of regents. The new nine member board shifts appointments from the Topeka Board of Education to four from the mayor, three by the governor, one by the state Board of Regents, with full formation by July 1, 1982. Washburn, a municipal university with about 5,600 students, receives local tax support and state aid per student. The governor also signed laws creating Hillsdale reservoir park, restricting driving privileges for youths, disclosing delinquency records for juveniles, requiring land holdings disclosures by corporations, and preserving cosmetology and accountancy boards.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Washburn University of Topeka
Washburn
Board of Regents
Topeka Board of Education
House
Senate
Kansas
Shawnee County
State Board of Regents
United States
Hillsdale Reservoir
Miami
Johnson Counties
State Park and Resources Authority
State Board of Cosmetology and Board of Accountancy
Pope John Paul II wakes as doctors voice cautious optimism
After a tranquil sedative free night the pope woke early to pray as doctors report cautious optimism about his condition the intestine healing and stable vital signs though a light fever remains. Turkish police arrest passport holder linked to Mehmet Ali Agca and probe Faruk Ozgun alias.
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Rome
John Paul II
Luigi Candia
Europe
Mehmet Ali Agca
Italy
Nevsehir
Faruk Ozgun
Agca
Ozgun
Ankara
Giuseppe Pallank
Gemelli Policlinico Hospital
Deaths in Kansas: Kiistner Giesbrecht Sager and more
Obituaries report P C Kiistner 91 of Lakin died Friday at Western Prairie Nursing Home. Isaac W. Giesbrecht 73, Montezuma, died Monday in Grand Junction Colorado with burial in Montezuma church cemetery. Edith M. Sager 63 of Scott City funeral held at Community Christian Center with memorials suggested to the center. E Royal Hornbaker 73 of 1001 Davis died Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital. funeral plans pending.
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Lakin
P. C. Kiistner
Western Prairie Nursing Home
Ulysses
United Presbyterian Church of
Montezuma
Isaac W. Giesbrecht
Church of God In Christ Mennonite
Edwin Classen
Abe Nikkel
Vernon Giesbrecht
Giesbrecht
Grand Junction
Colo
John Giesbrecht
E. Royal Hornbaker
Davis
St. Catherine Hospital
Garland Funeral Chapel
Scott City
Edith M. Sager
Community Christian Center
Richard van Winkle
Scott County Cemetery
Japanese sailors rescue 53 volcano victims at Pagan
Fifty three Pacific islanders, including 32 children, were rescued from ash covered Pagan beach by Japanese sailors aboard the freighter Hoyo Maru and ferried toward Saipan. Mount Pagan had erupted, sending ash to 40,000 feet and lava toward the village as rescued islanders were found after no contact since the eruption.
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Honolulu
Saipan
Marianas
Pagan
U.S
Mount Pagan
Coast Guard
Mark Kennedy
Bomb blast at Kennedy empties terminal
At Kennedy Airport a bomb exploded in a men's restroom near the ticket area this morning injuring one man whose arm was severed. The incident caused evacuation of a Pan Am terminal and Flight 403 bound for Guatemala, with authorities searching for further devices after a claim by a group calling itself the Puerto Rican Armed Resistance Group.
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New York
Kennedy International Airport
Pan American World Airways
Port Authority
Guatemala
Flight 403
Tom Young
Gas price war cuts to $1.15 at several stations
Gas stations across the region slash regular to $1.15 while major oil firms hold at about $1.33. Owners blame refiner tactics and month-end allocations, with some independents selling aggressively to clear allocations. Most managers say profits vanish at these prices, predicting a rebound after a brief skirmish.
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Love’s Country Stores
U-Pump
Craig
Amoco
Love's
Oklahoma City
Musket Corporation
Terry Ross
Love
Ron Schmidt
4Th and Fulton
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Washburn U
Emporia
Fort Hays
Pittsburg
Carlin
Pontiff
P.C. Kiistner
Canada
Edith
Mrs
Glenn Sager
POLIT
Garden City
Jim Grenz
Corp
David Rupp
Police Department
Dennis Lundgren
Island
Daniel Castro
U.S. Commonwealth of the Marianas
U.S. Trust Territory
Sentress
Kennedy
U.S. Geological Survey
Guam
Andersen Air Force Base
Pacific Ocean
Navy
Sandy Stairs
Hawaii
Northern Marianas
South Volcano
By Pam Zubeck
Brian Craig
Hebrlee Oil Company
Hebrlee Oil
Amoco Oil
Sport
Skelly
Dart
Superettes
Kwik Shop
Highway Oil
Rupp
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